The reforms,acts and programs that emerged during the New Deal were dissolved quickly at the end of the Great Depression.On this front,the New Deal command economy was similar to the World War I command economy.

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The statement is false. While many of the New Deal programs were scaled back or ended during World War II, some such as Social Security and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) still exist today. Additionally, the World War I command economy was driven by the needs of the war effort and dissolved after the war, whereas the New Deal command economy was implemented to address long-term economic issues and had lasting effects on American governance and economic policy.

The Reforms,acts and Programs That Emerged During the New Deal